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The Along the River Park is conveniently located in Ruidoso New Mexico near the small town of Capitan. Visitors and locals alike get excited to experience some of the areas attractions such as the Smokey Bear Historical Park & Museum, the Valley of Fires Recreation Area near Carrizozo, Three Rivers Petroglyph Site, not to mention the White Sands National Monument and New Mexico Museum of Space History in nearby Alamogordo. Tired of sight seeing? There's plenty of options to keep you active and engaged like golfing, gambling at the nearby museum, hiking the Lincoln National Forest, dining at the city's best restaurants, horse races and of course plenty of concerts and shopping.

The Upper Karr Recreation Area is located in the Lincoln National Forest off the Sunspot Scenic Byway, and is one of the most picturesque campgrounds in the area. Known for gorgeous green mountain ranges and crisp, fresh air, campers often stay on site during their entire visit. Others take advantage of nearby attractions such as the White Sands National Monument in the east, and the San Andres National Wildlife Refuge. There's you'll find amazing creatures that have adapted and learned to thrive in sometimes unbearable desert conditions. Expect some stellar trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding, as well as great wildlife watching around the campground.

Located in the Lincoln National Forest, Bonito Hollow RV Park & Campground is privately owned and is made up of the 12 acres surrounding the Rio Bonito (lake). Just minutes away from the excitement of the Ruidoso, visitors can look forward to horse racing, skiing, great restaurants and shopping and a well-known Ruidoso nightlife. Enjoy the natural oasis of this area, and hike the nature trails, fish, go bird and wildlife watching and do it all near to the peaceful sounds of the Rio Bonito.

A famous landmark in the Smokey Bear Ranger District, Monjeau Lookout was constructed as part of the Civilian Conservation Corps project. The site is perfect for the adventure lover with its dirt surfaces and steep, rocky steps steeped in history. There's so much of Alto to see around the lookout, creating a stellar environment for nature viewing and backpacking.

The Twin Spruce RV Park is located in the beautiful city of Ruidoso, New Mexico and is nearby a number of great attractions. The Ramada Ruidoso Downs is nearby as well as the Cattle Baron Ruidoso, Mescalero Lake, Bonito Lake for fishing and sailing, Wild West Dinner Theater and even a western stage show. There's also so much of the city to see, and so much of the culture to experience through its culinary offerings, you won't be bored!

Enjoy the widely dispersed camp sites of the Silver Overflow Campground in the Lincoln National Forest. Popular for its showers and musician presentations at the silver Amphitheater, the campground is idyllic and bustling with activity and fun, especially during the summer months. Learn about the outdoors through the amphitheater's visitor programs, and go roaming around the various trails and paths. With gorgeous scenes and curious wildlife, you and your group will stay engaged and entertained throughout your trip. Amenities at the Silver Overflow Campground include: parking, water, RV sanitation, grills, toilets, showers, picnic tables and RV accommodations. Come explore the Silver Overflow with your friends; you'll have a great visit.

The South Fork Campground is located in the Lincoln National Forest near Ruidoso, New Mexico. One of the most popular sites in the Smokey Bear District, this campground is near Bonito Lake, which means campers can enjoy great fishing, swimming and other water sports. Access to the White Mountain Wilderness Area can be found immediately at the south end of the Campground, so get ready for beautiful hiking and biking trails, and the opportunity to interact with local wildlife. Picnicking is also common among campers at this site.

The Eagle Nest Campground is located near Eagle Creek, and is popular because of its proximity to numerous Alto attractions. There's tons of Hiking, biking, shopping in Ruidoso and horse racing to be done. There's also gambling casinos nearby and the park is only a short drive to Cloudcroft, Alamogordo, Corozizo (cherry cider - yum) and the White Sands National Monument. Plus, the area is quiet and no-fuss, ensuring a worry-free vacation for you and your family.

The Hacienda RV Resort is located in Las Cruces, New Mexico and is a cozy home away from home for out of town visitors. With plenty of conveniences at the park and much to do within walking or driving distance, the resort is perfect for your next southwestern vacation. Go to the historic Old Mesilla, the White Sands National Monument, War Eagles Museum, Dripping Springs Hiking Trail, International Space Hall of Fame and the farm and Ranch Museum. Also enjoy plenty of local eats and charm, as well as friendly staff members!

  There's plenty to do at the Circle B RV Park in the Ruidoso Downs so the Circle B RV Park is in the perfect spot for the New Mexico adventurer! Look forward to excellent attractions such as the horse track and casino and Main Street where all the action happens. With plenty of shops and local eateries, this street is normally packed so go during the evening time to avoid the crowds. You can also visit the White Sands National Monument, Smoke The Bear Park and the Carlsbad Caverns. And of course, if you're in New Mexico, experience the beauty of a southwestern sunrise or sunset. Look to the skies at dawn, dusk or at night for stargazing and you'll certainly fall in love with the state.  

The Dream Catcher RV Park is located in Deming, New Mexico and is popular for the number of great sights and eats in the area. Visit City of Rocks, Rockhound and Pancho Villa for a tour through the history of the area, and be sure to dine at local treasures like the Lazy Lizard, the El Mirador Mexican restaurant and the Adobe Deli where the sandwiches are enormous! Also carve out some time to visit the National Guard Arsenal which is a pretty interesting place and is run completely by volunteers who are passionate about the area's history.

The Apache Campground is located in the Lincoln National Forest and offers campers 25 sites. At an almost 9,000 foot elevation, visitors can enjoy excellent, moderate weather and thick, thriving forestry. Bare bones camping is the most popular activity at this site, but campers also enjoy the spectacular mountain ranges at dawn and dusk where they can view amazing sky shows. Hiking and biking are also common at this site, as is picnicking.

The Western Sky's RV Park is located in Vado, New Mexico and is popular for offering campers a number of great activities to enjoy. The park is relatively close to Las Cruces and El Paso ensuring that guests have plenty of attractions like the White Sands National Monument, museums and great breweries. There's also great scenic routes to drive and hike, plenty of clear skies for stargazing and open forestry on the outskirts of the city that's great for wildlife viewing. 

Sleepy Grass Campground is one of the busiest in the Lincoln National Forest, and is situated near the tiny village of Cloudcroft. Visitors enjoy the La Pasada Encantada Trail, an interpretative hiking trail that takes you around the beautiful hills and small valleys of the area. Wildlife viewing and picnicking are also popular past times at this campsite.

The Upper End Campground is located in the Gila National Forest and is a great place to enjoy a peaceful and fulfilling southwestern adventure. Lose yourself among the challenging but beautiful mountain trails, and be sure to take in those spectacular New Mexico sunrises and sunsets, and go fishing or boating at the campsite ponds. Campers tent to gravitate toward mountain biking and horseback riding, but there's also plenty to do in Silver City. Enjoy great attractions like the Gila Cliff Dwellings Monument, Spirit of the Mountain Scenic Byway and the plethora of museums and art galleries near the historic old town. There's also a number of excellent eateries, so don't forget to explore the area's amazing culinary landscape. 

Located on the rugged slope of the Little Florida Mountain range is the Rockhound State Park. Named after people who search the land for precious stones, the area is known to have an abundance of agates and quartz crystals. Several hiking trails also provide spectacular views of the surrounding landscape, and an easy means of taking pictures and witnessing gorgeous New Mexico sunrises and sunsets. Bike trails are also available, as are several winter activities and a small nearby swimming beach.

A famous landmark in the Smokey Bear Ranger District, Monjeau Lookout was constructed as part of the Civilian Conservation Corps project. The site is perfect for the adventure lover with its dirt surfaces and steep, rocky steps steeped in history. There's so much of Alto to see around the lookout, creating a stellar environment for nature viewing and backpacking.

Immediately adjacent to the village of Cloudcroft is the Deerhead Campground. The area is beautiful, characterized by acres of rolling hills and untouched mountain ranges. Enjoy sight seeing, gorgeous New Mexico sunrises and sunsets, and natural trails that are great for hiking and biking excursions. Visitors can also look forward to the quaint village of Cloudcroft where they can enjoy excellent dining options and shops.

The Arrowhead Motel and RV Park is located in Ruidoso, New Mexico and is a popular site because of the number of excellent amenities that are available nearby. Look forward to hiking the Sacramento Mountains, hiking, skiing, visiting the horse track, Hubbard Museum of the American West, White Sands National Monument and casinos bustling with nightlife and entertainment. There's also plenty of shopping and dining to be done within Ruidoso, so be sure to stop by and experience the culture, beauty and hospitality New Mexico is known for. 

Escondida Lake Park is located in Socorro, New Mexico and is a beautiful natural oasis. At the lake, enjoy plenty of peaceful fishing, swimming, canoeing and kayaking, as well as gorgeous sunsets over the water's surface. Visitors can also look forward to open, spacious vistas for exploring and hiking, and be sure to visit the gem/science museum at the local college. The area also has excellent small town eateries that showcase the culinary skill and creativity of the residents.